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by STRML 9y ago
This is a big deal to deprecate `createClass` and `propTypes`. PropTypes' deprecation is not difficult to handle, but the removal of createClass means one of two things for library maintainers: (1). They'll depend on the `create-c
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by STRML 10y ago
Which would be another worthwhile fix: some way to run `apt remove` or `apt autoremove` in a zero free-space environment. It could detect it and pick pick data somewhere (like /usr/src) to persist to memory temporarily while it wo
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by STRML 10y ago
Verizon, Comcast, and Rogers have done it, that we know of. In North America that's a very large proportion of traffic.
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by STRML 10y ago
Just wanted to say thank you for CoffeeScript. Despite its somewhat ambiguous syntax it really was a better version of JavaScript, and it would be fair to say it really mainstreamed the idea of JS as a target language. Many of the ideas in
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by STRML 10y ago
Those are extremely impressive specs for the size. Great find and thanks for the link.
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by STRML 10y ago
Disclosure: I'm CTO of BitMEX, a Bitcoin derivatives exchange built on kdb+/q. We don't compete directly with itBit or any of the exchanges I mention below (we don't do spot trading, they don't do derivatives) but w
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by STRML 10y ago
Looks like it won't take much. A lot of USB-C power banks on Amazon max out at 3A/5V; at 15W, that's just about the top power consumption measured on the Switch (16W), so it ought to be enough to at least keep the battery con
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by STRML 10y ago
Now it's in the PHD, backdated to 11:37:00 UTC-6. How could it take an hour to even admit that an issue exists? We have alerts set on this but they're useless when this late.
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by STRML 10y ago
Seeing it in eu-west-1 as well. Even the dashboard won't load. Shame on AWS for still reporting this as up; what use is a Personal Health Dashboard if it's to AWS's advantage not to report issues?
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by STRML 10y ago
It's not just us-east-1! They're being extremely dishonest with the green checkmarks. We can't even load the s3 console for other regions. I would post a screenshot, but Imgur is hosed by this too.
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by STRML 10y ago
We've been watching the ETF with interest. To gauge market sentiment, we launched an ETF approval binary contract ( https://www.bitmex.com/app/trade/COIN_BH17 ). COIN_BH17 saw a jump from 35% to nearly 50% tod
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by STRML 10y ago
To my sibling: the issue is that people can and do consider Flexible SSL "good enough", when it really isn't. It gets you the green lock and the warm fuzzies, but the page just isn't secure. A false sense of security is
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by STRML 10y ago
In this case, perhaps mutability is the real problem. Array#filter is quite fast in JS and never mutates the array.
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by STRML 10y ago
On hidpi screens they're emulated pixels, not hardware pixels (pretty much for this reason).
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Facebook Loses $500M Virtual Reality Headset Verdict to ZeniMax(bloomberg.com)
2 points by STRML 10y ago|0 comments
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by STRML 10y ago
The new API looks quite a bit like the API we've been running in React-Router-Component since 2014 ( https://github.com/STRML/react-router-component ). Of course, RRC is not as battle-tested as React-Router; it&#x27
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by STRML 10y ago
Just wanted to say, you and the team are an inspiration. The CLJS community's work goes a long way toward making web applications - dare I say it - reliable - and fun to code too. Congrats on this great release. We're all looking
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by STRML 10y ago
This would be great - and the measurements used to do this throttling could be used to populate that data!
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by STRML 10y ago
React is in the business of limiting its API surface, not increasing it. I think they have done a great job of it - libraries like this should exist in userland.
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by STRML 10y ago
This is where batched rendering really comes in handy. For example: https://gist.github.com/STRML/cc368c46c2d7de8679196e69ddbcae... The key is, even in your case (with price alerts), you'll still want to tick occa
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by STRML 10y ago
Yeah - that's a really great trick! You can also get this somewhat "for free" by batching updates on `requestAnimationFrame`, which never fires when unfocused. https://www.npmjs.com/package/visibility is
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by STRML 10y ago
It depends on what you're doing. If you split up tasks and interleaves them (such as: process a few items, stop, set another timer, process a few more), actual CPU% throttling would be better. It would be easier to have certain timers
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by STRML 10y ago
To whoever downvoted this: I am the author of the post above, and in response I've removed the JS-centric layout.
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by STRML 10y ago
It's different because it can't just slow down a running task. Say you use up 150ms of CPU time. Chrome isn't going to let another timer fire for 15s. Then, you're late on a whole bunch of work that needs to get done, so
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by STRML 10y ago
Oh, it's awful, I agree. This is the nicest layout but the JS is terrible. I've reverted to a plain-HTML layout.
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Chrome 56 Will Aggressively Throttle Background Tabs(blog.strml.net)
2 points by STRML 10y ago|0 comments
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by STRML 10y ago
Clearly; yet it is encouraging that CREST finally ended up online.
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by STRML 10y ago
That's pretty sad, especially for an agency that must have a certain amount of technical competence for their day-to-day. This could be easily solved by releasing all documents and a list of their hashes simultaneously.
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by STRML 10y ago
That hit me pretty acutely today when upgrading. Restarting slack took 15 seconds and pegged all 4 (8 logical!) cores. Why should a chat app ever do that? I get that a billion dollars doesn't buy what it used to, but it really ought to
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by STRML 10y ago
That's assuming a 1.5s reaction time. Surely that's quite slow and accounts for the bulk of the difference.

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